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Newspaper

Sikeston Herald

Location

Sikeston, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jul 22, 1954

Page

11

Guardsmen Leave For Summer Camp In 1950 Mobilization

Sikeston unit of the 35th Division assembled at the Frisco depot for a special train to Camp McCoy Wisconsin. Company A from Dexter and Company L from Paine joined, with Company D from Charleston, proceeding by bus to St. Louis. Cooks served in a mess car as guardsmen departed at 8:40 a.m. for the camp after a 5:45 a.m. roll call and breakfast.

140Th Infantry Sikeston Frisco Camp McCoy Wisconsin Gladys Street Dexter Glenn Astin Paine Charleston Marshall Stone

Benton trio, Isaac face charges in magistrate court

Hal Benton and Louise Childers with others from Commerce pleaded not guilty to common assault on Homer staff. Rosalee Isaac also not guilty and case continued. S. H Cowgill fined 25 dollars and 60 days jail for reckless driving under influence. Isaac to July 21 for murder case. Ida Green to July 21 for disturbing the peace. Vere Kelly pleaded guilty and case under advisement.

Benton Montgomery Coure Childers Lee Childers Louise Childers Commerce Homer Hal Liberty Rosalee Isaac S. H Cowgill Bobby Jeaan Vernon Lawrence J. Milfelt Perry County Scott County John Brums Thomas Lee Arnold David Blanton Ida Green Rockview Vere Kelly

Scott County Circuit Court Minutes Reported

Proceedings include numerous divorces with decrees granted and child support orders, several replevin dismissals, and multiple pleas in criminal cases. Notable items include judgments for weekly support, attorney fees, custody access where sober, and venue changes with appeals noted. Deposition of deputies appointed, fines for DUI, and several dismissals conclude the docket.

Scott County Circuit Court Joe Scales E. P. Coleman Catherine Glenzy Andy Glenzy Terry Glenzy R. E Hammonds Lulu Hammonds Springfield Court of Appeals Dunklin County Domer Beall Annie Laurie Beall C. L. Linton Et al Sinkers Corporation Alma Dean Isaacs Sylvester A. Isaacs Gladys Iva Ditto Walter Ditto Jessie Curry Walter Griffin Sherff T. C. McClure Homer Ozment William Nicholson Thomas Gray

Highway bids set for July on $6.15 million Missouri program

The Missouri State Highway Commission plans a July 29 bid call for roughly $6.15 million in repairs and improvements across about 140 miles in 28 counties. Major system projects total $5.34 million across 73.2 miles in 14 counties, with supplementary work at $810,000 for 66.8 miles. Fifteen major system projects include routes 50 54 61 65 66 69 and Missouri Route 4 across District 10 Sikeston and Madison areas, detailing grading and surfacing near River and Fredericktown.

Highway Commission Missouri State Highway Commission Ui S Rive Madison Fredericktown St. Francois County

Eight Cases Filed With The Circuit Court Clerk

Helen M. Pfefferkorn versus County of Scott and John G. Powell trustee seeks quiet title and equitable relief. Gladys Bretzel versus Albert Bretzel for divorce. Married at Ancell March 22 1941, separated last month. Petition charges assault and abuse, drunkenness, financial waste, debt, quarreling. Three children Alberta William and Robert custody sought.

Helen M. Pfefferkorn County of Scott John G. Powell Gladys Bretzel Albert Bretzel Ancell Alberta William Robert

Jesse O Reynolds Funeral Saturday

Jesse O Reynolds died July 13 in a Cape Girardeau hospital. Funeral service held at General Baptist Church at 2 p.m. with Rev Salwaachter officiating. Burial in Pleasant Grove Cemetery. Survived by wife Nora Lillian Ward, two daughters Carol Ann and Rita Diana, and numerous relatives.

Bell Ctly Jesse O Reynolds City Cape Girardeau General Baptist Church Lorene Guffy Miamisburg Johnny Ferwin Poplar Bluff Charles Abbey Waterloo Tnl Cleve Jolly Oveh Earl Orland Calif Lehman Louisville Joe Jefferson City Doyle Scott Airf Force Base Tfl Jesse Jr Gooding Idaho Robert Japan Mr. Reynolds Nora Lillian Ward Carol Ann Rita Diana Clarence Reynolds Oran

Mrs. Susan Wagner Dies At 88 In Rector Ark

Susan Ellen Harber Wagner 88 died at a daughter’s home in Rector Arkansas on July 8 from a heart attack. Born August 31 1866 she married William Wagner November 27 1889. Survived by four daughters Roy Wagner a son ten grandchildren and 14 great grandchildren. Member of the Methodist church 73 years.

Susan Ellen Harber Wagner A. L Beckley Rector, Ark William Wagner Beckley Verde Rodery Campbell, Mo Louis Murphy Sikeston Ola Huff Misner

Mrs. Lyman Bowman Dies Suddenly at Residence

Mrs Bowman a Sikeston Hilton figure dies at home July 15 after heart attack. Wife of Lyman Bowman, mother of Forde Bowman Farmer, Lyman Bowman Jr, Benjamin Bowman. sister Nina Maurer. Services held at First Baptist with Rev E D Owen. burial Garden of Memories. Roy Wagner Sr returns improved from Barnes Hospital.

Lyman Bowman Roy H. Wagner Sr Barnes Hospital St. Louis

Mrs Margaret Malone Dies in Hospital Here

Mrs Margaret M Malone wife of Fort J Malone Jr of Wo Malone Ave died in Virgo ne Dela Come in its tree ostal at 8 30 p m on July 15 after a PYNod a cent year Born March 18 1899 she was daughter of Mr and Mrs D Macabee of near Aipniaeste nove unmarried to Mr Nis ray gn Sey She leaves husband Paul Dowel Mabon of Boston Mass one sister Mrs Kathy n Sparks of Indianapolis and brother Dan S Mota of Morehouse Allen Moca ll Moeghlee and Bradley cabea Wor Talamat Falls and grandchildren She was a member of the Methodist church Eastern Star American Legion Auxiliary and active in their affairs Funeral services were conducted in the Welsh Funeral chapel at 3 p m Sunday with Rev M G Joyce officiating and burial in Sikeston City cemetery

Hita Gilbreath Lyman R. Man Bowman Qdeite Jilbreath Sikeston Lyman R. Bowman Forde Bowman Farmer Charleston Lyman R. Bowman, Jr Benjamin Lee Bowman Nina Garden of Memories Cemetery George Lough E. P. Coleman Dr. T. C. McClure Ross Lemons Robert Matthews Harry Dover Margaret Macabee Malone Fort J. Malone, Jr Wo Malone Aveo D. Macabee Near Aipniaeste Nove Onarried Nisray Gn Paul Dowel Mabon Boston Mass Kathy?n Sparks Indianapolis M. G. Joyce Sikeston City

David M Bryant 84 dies after 45 years in Sikeston

David Melvin Bryant 84 longtime Sikeston resident died at 10 p m Thursday at the home of his son Clyde Bryant 307 Southwest Street He was born August 23 1870 at Bowling Green and is survived by his wife Nancy three sons Otis Curtis Clyde. a daughter Alma Schlitter. three brothers John Walker Bryant Jess Bryant and Hatton Bryant. two grandchildren and eight great grandchildren

David Melvin Bryant Sikeston Clyde Bryant Southwest Street Bowing Green S. Nancy Bryant Otis Bryant Chicago Curtis Bryant Lotmita Cal Clydd Bryant Alma Bryant Schlitter St. Louis John Walker Bryant Providence, Ky Jess Bryant Princeton, Ky Hatton Bryant Alton, Ill

Campaign seeks 150000 for Missouri Alpha Phi Delta Theta house

Sikeston alumni and friends launch a $150,000 drive to fund a new Phi Delta Theta Chapter House at the University of Missouri. Gifts go to the Fidelity Educational Foundation of Missouri Alpha Delta Theta to aid scholarships and establish a permanent loan fund for the new house in Columbia, replacing the old house sold to Alpha Gamma Rho.

Phi Delta Theta Missouri University Sikeston Friends Missouri Alpha Missouri New York Chicago Washington Richard M. Smith Charles Matthews Fidelity Educational Foundation of Missouri Alpha Phi Delta Theta Columbia Alpha Gamma Rho Uni

Police Chief seeks auxiliary force for city

Chief Harold Wallace urged the City Council to explore incorporating the American Legion Auxiliary into the police department and to provide protection for auxiliary members in duty. He suggested procuring training in crime prevention and offender apprehension, with possible city oversight.

Harold Wallace Hohe Alee

Council Sets Public Works Control Of Sewer Plant And Cemetery Plans

The Board of Public Works will operate and maintain the new sanitary sewer system and treatment plant when in service. Council discusses Sikeston City Cemetery replatting and grave lot pricing including cash-only sales. Mrs Kinser and family visit relatives in Charleston before returning.

Bly Pélicerhen Radije Flupa Candil Wisider Board of Public Works Sikeston City Thie Council

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